Calculator - Enemy Properties and Drops

A simple GUI application developed entirely in Python, used to calculate enemy attributes and item drop probability in "Sekiro".

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🎮 **A simple and easy-to-use GUI application to help you obtain basic statistics of Sekiro enemies under various conditions**

This was made for fun in my spare time, so don't expect it to be perfect 😊

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📊 Display data

✨ **Complete data analysis functions**:

• **HP** - The enemy's health pool. For multiple stages with different values, they will be displayed separated by commas.
• **Stance Value** - The enemy's starting stance value
• **Damage Multiplier** - The value used to multiply the damage of each attack
• **Stance Recovery** - This value will change greatly according to events and animations during combat, do not rely on it too much (refer to StaminaControlParam)
• **Average Number of Attacks Required to Kill** - A rough estimate to help you understand your enemy's health level
• **Money** - The amount of money dropped by enemies
• **EXP** - Experience points dropped by enemies
• **Ninja Kill Drop** - Used to obtain resurrection fragments after ninja killing the enemy.
• **Resource Items** - If the enemy owns it, the quantity and drop probability of items such as Paper Man, Resurrection Power, etc. will be displayed here.
• **Item Drops** - Shows possible item drops for this enemy

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⚠️ Notes

🔍 **IMPORTANT NOTE**:

• You can view statistics for unlisted base enemies by entering NpcParamIds
• Some areas in the game only use morning (in this case as "default"), and bell twilight/bell night (night + devil's bell). If enemies are fought at different times, default stats will be used
• Money and experience points numbers can sometimes be off by 1 point because Fromsoft doesn't do a very good job of rounding
• All features in Extra Options are quite experimental, please let me know if you find any issues

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🔧 How to get NpcParamIds

• Download UXM and Smithbox
• Use UXM to unpack the game by entering the executable file path
• Open Smithbox and create a new project
• Go to the map editor, right-click on the map where the target enemy is, and click Load
• Find the enemy and click on it (move by holding down the right button on the viewport)
• On the right side, click Properties and scroll down to find the NPC Parameter ID, copy this ID and paste it into the field of the calculator

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🙏 Acknowledgments

Thanks to the following people for their help:

• **Holm** - lots of help with testing and comparing data
• **Savio** - provided original ideas, inspiration and moral support, and also completed most of the testing of the GUI
• **Maid** - explained some of the intricacies of parameters and taught me a lot about scaling

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🔗 **Project Link**:

Feel free to check out the GitHub repository for all the data used in this project!

(Please don’t mind my poor code quality 😅)